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Asked: June 13, 20262026-06-13T15:01:41+00:00 2026-06-13T15:01:41+00:00

I have a sequence of xml elements like this: <addr>via roma</addr> <addr>via milano</addr> <addr>via

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I have a sequence of xml elements like this:

<addr>via roma</addr>
<addr>via milano</addr>
<addr>via napoli</addr>
...

and I want to check if there is a sequence of addresses containing the same consecutive address 3 or more times, like:

<addr> via napoli</addr>
<addr>via roma</addr>
<addr>via roma</addr>
<addr>via roma</addr>
<addr>via milano</addr>
....

This input sequence of xml elements is the result of xquery. I think I should use the fn:matches() function but I can’t write the regular expression that matches this sequence.

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    2026-06-13T15:01:42+00:00Added an answer on June 13, 2026 at 3:01 pm

    This query (and Xpath 3.0 expression) produces true() exactly when the sequence $seq contains $n or more consecutive items having the same string value:

        boolean($seq
                  [some $i in 1 to count($seq) -($n -1)
                     satisfies
                        not(distinct-values(subsequence($seq, $i, $n))[2])
                  ]
                 )
    

    So, in this specific case:

    let $n := 3,
        $seq := /*/addr
     return
            boolean($seq
                      [some $i in 1 to count($seq) -($n -1)
                         satisfies
                            not(distinct-values(subsequence($seq, $i, $n))[2])
                      ]
                     )
    

    produces

    true
    
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